Vcl.CategoryButtons.TCategoryButtons.BevelKind

From RAD Studio API Documentation

Delphi

property BevelKind: TBevelKind read FBevelKind write SetBevelKind default 0;

C++

__property BevelKind = {default=0};

Properties

Type Visibility Source Unit Parent
property published
Vcl.CategoryButtons.pas
Vcl.CategoryButtons.hpp
Vcl.CategoryButtons TCategoryButtons

Description

Specifies the control's bevel style. {{#multireplace:Vcl.CategoryButtons.TCategoryButtons.BevelKind|H21=!|H25=%|H28=(|H29=)|H2A=*|H2B=+|H2F=/|H3C=<|H3D==|H3E=>|H5B=[|H5D=]|H5E=^|H7C=|}} inherits from {{#multireplace:Vcl.Controls.TWinControl.BevelKind|H21=!|H25=%|H28=(|H29=)|H2A=*|H2B=+|H2F=/|H3C=<|H3D==|H3E=>|H5B=[|H5D=]|H5E=^|H7C=|}}. All content below this line refers to {{#multireplace:Vcl.Controls.TWinControl.BevelKind|H21=!|H25=%|H28=(|H29=)|H2A=*|H2B=+|H2F=/|H3C=<|H3D==|H3E=>|H5B=[|H5D=]|H5E=^|H7C=|}}.

Specifies the control's bevel style.

Use BevelKind to modify the appearance of a bevel. BevelKind influences how sharply the bevel stands out.

BevelKind, in combination with BevelWidth and the cut of the bevel specified by BevelInner or BevelOuter, can create a variety of effects. Experiment with various combinations to get the look you want.

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